Ag News

With Trump tariff payments boosting Corn Belt farm revenue, farmer confidence shot to its highest level since last June, just before the trade war with China began.

Global feed production is at an all-time high. In the 2019 Global Feed Survey, Alltech estimates a strong 3% growth to 1.068 billion metric tons of feed produced.

More and more people are choosing to eat less and less meat due to concerns over the environment, personal health and animal welfare.

The USDA’s chief economist expects the agency will release a monthly crop supply and demand report as planned on February 8th. Other key crop reports delayed.

A survey shows consumers wants the FDA to enforce existing regulations and prohibit non-dairy beverage companies from using the term "milk" on their product labels.

The USDA’s APH Inspection Service discovery more virulent Newcastle disease in California. Latest discoveries from commercial layer flocks in Riverside County.

The Waters of the U.S. Rule has been problematic for years and, according to AFBF President Zippy Duval, their new cry to lawmakers is “clean water, clear rules.”

A new study from the University of Arkansas has confirmed what many have known for some time, America’s pig farmers are producing a more sustainable product than ever.

China’s major pork producers sharply cut 2018 profit estimates, after African swine fever devastated prices and demand for pork in the world’s largest hog producer.

U.S. Meat Export Federation’s Monty Brown just visited Morocco where he met with several prospective buyers and distributors expressin strong interest in U.S. beef.